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Sorry for a trivia again.
Mongol Invasion of Japan (1281).
Most of them were Koreans as Mongol China had few warships.

 
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Nice. Quite the wake/wash those landing boats are making with only a few paddlers.;)

Good point, Milosh :thumbleft:

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IJAAF Major Yaichiro Hayashi (1911-1999).
One of the founders of modern Chinese Air Force.
He stayed in China as a flight instructor together with his 300 comrades in the postwar.
Also served as Chairman of Japan-China Friendship Association.


Hayashi (right) with Headmaster Wei jian (left).
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The North East Flight School at early stage.
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Hayashi(left) and Peng Zhen in 1985.
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Source: 一个日本人竟成中国空军之父?
 
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Very fascinating!!
 
(AP Photo/Frank Filan, File)
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Mao Tse-tung and his eldest son Mao An-ying(1922-1950) in the 1940s.
Mao An-ying is uncle of Mao Xin-yu of my last post.

Mao An-ying was killed by a US air raid in the North Korea in 1950.
Mao Xin-yu was said having been involved and killed in a bus accident because the tour was to visit the heroes cemetery of his uncle. Authority says he did not join the tour.

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Source: http://jiaren.org/2012/11/24/maoanying/
 
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Masaru Hyuga (1921- )
Chinese name: Lin Sheng

He and his 47 Japanese artillery men were captured by the communists in China on March 4, 1944.
After the war was over, he and his 29 comrades stayed in China to contribute to the foundation of new PLA artillery unit till 1958.

Masaru Hyuga(center)
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Source: 日向勝 - 维基百科,自由的百科全书
 
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Great articles
 

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